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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1923

Page

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Copper and iron riches near Union Point teased by columnist

Larry Gantt notes a rich copper vein near Union Point with an 18 inch wide deposit and a German observer praising pure magnetic iron ore found on the old John Hart and John J Callaway lands. He cites potential future mining value and railroad spur plans, plus gold finds in nearby flatwoods and a push to lower calcium arsenate freight rates for farmers.

Sy T. Larry Gantt Jim Hart Union Point Jim Greene Ir Hart Bat Mel P. H. Mell Mr. Mell Owders Hart John Hart Georgia Railroad Union Point Free Gold Jon Point Ter Easil John J. Callaway Oglethorpe Hocus v Tate John F Fort Tate J. D. Prieg Georgia Public Service Com Georgia Seus Vander Pricey Price Counmill

French Tighten Control of Ruhr Occupation

German authorities halt coal shipments to France and Belgium amid Ruhr occupation. French and Belgian forces extend control over Bochum and surrounding coal regions producing 70 million tons annually, claiming capacity to meet reparations while Germany suspends deliveries. Tense clashes in Bochum leave one dead and several injured as Berlin reports rising unrest and communist calls against Chancellor Cuno.

Berlin Associated Press Ruhr Bochum Stinnes Gelsenkirchen Essen Tte Ite Germany German Coal Commission France Belgium Monias & S Buchum Tirat Place Mans

French placards destroyed. police on guard in Esse

In Esse two French placards were destroyed and authorities report the French have ordered German officials to respond. Police remain on guard to prevent further incidents as tensions rise amid ongoing disputes between French and German authorities.

Essen Associated Press Esse

Plane wreck near Havana claims four lives

Four people, including Edwin Atkins Jr and Grace McDonald Atkins of New York, died when a seaplane crashed and sank about 2 miles northwest of Havana. The remaining two survivors, rescued near the crash site, are hospitalized with exposure and possible pneumonia risk. Search efforts continued Sunday despite deteriorating conditions.

Edwin David Atking New York Grace McDonald Havana Henry Mt E. F. Atkins, Jr Robert A Ads B. F. the Jr R. Parrot Ra Jonihood Bhan N Umber Port Police Key Wes

U.S. and British Debt Talks Postponed After London Request

Washington reports that a Monday debt negotiations session between American and British commissions was postponed to late tomorrow as Britain awaits instructions from London. Officials did not reveal the question they sought guidance on as talks approached considering actual settlement terms.

Washington London

Two Die in Harsh Blizzard Hits Halifax Area

A severe blizzard lasting over 36 hours claimed two lives in Halifax district. Ten year old Henry D Antremost died on a stalled train, while 70 year old John Carmichael perished after becoming lost in a snow bank. The storm halted traffic as the first express train reached the city late last night from Montreal.

Halifax Eriday Henry D’antremost John Carmi Co-Operative Cerdit Associations Ehael Here Thin Eity Rne Pa

Farrar Receives Bouquet From Lou Tellegen in Paris

Read nearly a page of scraps noting Geraldine Farrar, of Lynn, Massachusetts, carried a bouquet from Lou Tellegen in Paris. A reporter seeking motive is knocked down by an escort. The item sits among a flurry of international political notes and church remarks addressing socialism and postwar tensions.

Geraldine Farrar Lynn Mass Lou Tellegen Mise Farrar

Extra Money For You In The Banner Herald

Many families overlook steady extra income from unused spaces such as an extra room or a vacant garage. Rent them at a good price by placing a concise, attractive notice in The Banner Herald and phone 75 to reach hundreds of interested readers the same day. Start your income next day.

Banner- Herald

Murder of Pittsburgh saloon keeper Burke stuns city

Police probing Sunday night slaying of Martin Burke, Pittsburgh area saloon keeper and politician reputed for liquor trafficking. Clocking two bullet wounds from different calibres, investigators consider two gunmen possible as witnesses recall an auto with Ohio plates fleeing the scene. Burke was to begin a 13 month federal sentence in Atlanta Tuesday for illegal whiskey withdrawals.

Urgch Martin Furke Pittsburgh Lquor Burke Federal ‘Penitentiary Atlanta U.S. District Court Cleveland Roseville

County Commissioners to Act on Demonstrator Resignation

County officials meet Tuesday morning at 10. Action expected on the resignation of County Demonstration Agent Jones Purcell who has left for another position. A successor is anticipated and county farm work should continue without interruption.

Jones Purcell Coun Furnaig Purcell

Exports Show a Large Increase

Washington reports a sharp rise in U S exports for the week ending January 13. Wheat exports reached 3 533 000 bushels versus 1 578 000 the prior week while corn exports advanced to 1 421 000 bushels from 209 000. The department of commerce issued the weekly update today.

Washington United States Department of Commerce

Townsley Dead in Lincoln Auto Crash

Townsley, brother of A. C. Townsley a former president of the Fen a national league, was killed in an automobile accident in Lincoln Nebraska. The report notes non-partisan authorities and crossing hazards as factors.

Townsley Lincoln Nebac A. C. Townaley National League

Denver Mint Robbery Bandit Dies From Wound

The bandit who rode the running board during the December 16 Denver mint robbery died from a gunshot wound. Found in a private garage in Capitol Hill, the body showed a chest wound near the heart. Police traced the suspect to Chicago, with a pistol, rifle, and shotgun found in the car. Autopsy planned to determine the weapon, as investigators piece together the fatal sequence and escape route.

Denver Colo Federal Reserve Bank Denver Mint Mint Capitol Hill Chicago T. BE. H” Rouna Brighton Lant Bostwick Linton Daigt Coitas Avenue Ripa Daniel Culhan St. Louis

Psychologists In Session In Fla

Tampa, Fla. hosts a three day psychology gathering with speakers from Los Angeles Erie and Chicago addressing students. Monday night focuses on the best discovery the pathway to power joy and health while Sunday covered harmonious homes with Dr. Creeptines from New York and others presenting.

Tampa Fla W. BE. Pierce Los Angeles R.C. . Wilder Erie D. Creee New York Hafiaa Tarbell Chicago

Negro Truck Driver Indicted for Death

Five students and the professor were inducted into the Gridiron Club of the University at a banquet in the Hotel night. Initiates included Edgar Dunstan, Brasil Bowen, Hoseh Gainesville, Goar Tanner, and Still, all noted for their university achievements.

RE. P. Brooks of Commerce Edgar Dunstan Brasil Bowen

Tarvey Seagrams Freed After Return Divorce Cases Take First Court Push

Tarvey Seagrams is freed after a return request as divorce cases move forward. Court schedules show thirteen cases on Monday afternoon with Tekene and myle referenced in the docket. Grand ae reportedly advances in a separate civil matter.

Stewart Seeks to Block Seabrook as Savannah Mayor

A petition filed in Alapaha Superior Court seeks to annul Paul B. Seabrook's mayoral election in Savannah and enjoin Seabrook from taking office. Judge R. G. Dickerson is asked to cancel the certificate of election and delay any oath until a full hearing. The filing cites contest of the mayoral outcome and names Shelby Ne and Al A. Lawrence as participants.

Alurray Paul B. Seabrook Savannah R. G. Dickerson Alapaha Superior Court Circuit Wake Ne Shvanton Seabrook Sea- Pree Dickerson Homerville Shelbyne al A.i Lawrence Sean Pastanek

Freight Wreck Causes Detour on Seaboard Line

A fast freight train on the Seaboard Air Line near Lay was wrecked early this morning, forcing No. Six to detour. No injuries are reported though the incident blocks the line and disrupts service. Local crews work to clear the wreckage and resume normal operations.

Seaboard Air Line

Miss Inez Marvin and Troops Win Big Ovation Here

Miss Inez Marvin headlined a Palace performance with a lively, well received show. The audience rose as she and the troupe delivered engaging acts and movements, praised by the crowd for their energy and stage presence.

Inez Marvin

Robbery Report With Unclear Details In Local Road House

A fragmentary report describes a robbery at a local road house on a road junction. Items stolen include valuables and coal tips, with patrons held and assailants escaping. The text is garbled, giving few clear names, dates, or locations.

Cnoune Cal Seeae Eati Jonabie Road

Grand jury clears Beasta in self defense case shooting

The grand jury found no bills against Beasta for the fatal shooting of Smith, ruling the evidence supported self defense. Judge Fortson explained jurors would not be burdened with routine delays, and two more defendants were called but unavailable due to travel or absence. Attorneys were given until Tuesday to file exemptions as the panel awaits further action.

Beasta Smith Say Ho Giga

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